From: Jean-Luc Rivera <JLRIV1@aol.com>
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 13:37:23 EST
Fwd Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 14:03:52 -0500
Subject: Re: 'Tibor Nagy Moon Film' Inquiry


>Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 23:59:39 +1100
>To: <updates@globalserve.net>
>From: Mike Farrell <mikefarr@midcoast.com.au>
>Subject: 'Tibor Nagy Moon Film' Inquiry

>Friday, March 5th

>Hello Fellow Researchers,

>This is Australia calling!

>I'm appealing to all of you out there to help us verify the
>cameraman and place of this unique footage of the moon's surface
>supposedly taken by an "abductee" aboard a spacecraft in 1954!

>We have been unable to locate the abductee, Tibor Nagy, in the
>literature. Evidently, he is still alive. And can anyone in
>America tell us where this place, Grand Central Crossroads, near
>Cape Town, is located?

>My information says it's in the State of Massachusetts, but I
>need that verified.

<BG>

>This French made film in 1991 was shown on the SBS series called
>'Eat Carpet', as part of the 'Forbidden Files' collection. It is
>9 minutes long and features interviews, newsreels, senate
>hearings, and most important, real film footage from 1954.


Dear Mike,

Sorry to disappoint you: the French series "Documents
Interdits"(Forbidden Files) is totally invented. There are a lot
of different short movies, all presented as 'real', on different
subjects: witchcraft in Mexico and others, including several
with a UFO and/or abduction theme (one of the best describes the
supposed contact and abduction of a lone surviving Russian
sailor in his lifeboat, filmed by himself!).

They are all fiction, with actors, all realised with a voluntary
amateurish way to make them more realistic. If you want, I
should be able to find who were the realisator and the actors of
that particular one which I remember quite well.

This is why there is no trace of this 'case' in the UFO
litterature: don't waste your time on that one.

As a side, this proves how easy it is to create, with a small
budget and not very sophisticated special effects, a film quite
realistic which can deceive a lot of people if it is not
presented for what it is: fiction.

Regards

Jean-Luc Rivera